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United States43757 Posts
On October 05 2012 06:59 Chill wrote:Show nested quote +On October 05 2012 06:55 KwarK wrote:On October 05 2012 06:44 Chill wrote:On October 05 2012 06:31 KwarK wrote:On October 05 2012 05:36 Chill wrote:On October 05 2012 05:19 KwarK wrote:On October 05 2012 05:00 See.Blue wrote:
After reading lilsusie's blog, anyone else have any good sea[shield] stories? Not really a good story but whatever. I saw him in Paris randomly at the WWI as he walked past before any of the tournament games were played and went "Yum Bo Sung!!". He stopped and turned and looked at me as if he was amazed to be recognised outside of Korea. I got him to sign my Ponyshirt and shook his hand. A week or so later we played on US West (I think). It was a PvT on Blue Storm and he 1 fac expanded and I did a dt rush with a second gate timed to the archives completion and two zealots and a dragoon as my only units up to that point. I used my zealots and dragoon to snipe his missile turret and overran his nat with the dts but he lifted off and I couldn't finish off his main because of a turret further back. I expanded immediately after my first two dts while heading to arbiters and was briefly ahead but he crawled turrets back and retook his natural and then destroyed me with vulture harassment and drops. Eventually he nuked me. But as I took his natural he said "nice build". That game was the first time I'd had ladder shakes in years. Kwark explaining meticulously about how he DT rushed and lost and spinning it into how he's a tactical mastermind. Never change Kwark. I masterfully selected all my units (but not the DT!!), pressed the "a" key, and then accurately and precisely clicked on his Turret.
Waiting until only AFTER (!) it was dead, I then selected my one DT, pressed the same "a" key, and selected the empty space in the perfectly-centralized location in his natural.
Strokes of brilliance. Sir, you have correctly identified that starcraft is a game of decision making. The impressive bit was the bit where I decided to use those units in that way, the pressing of the buttons was actually pretty simple. Your all-in would be more impressive if it didn't account for 80% of your games.
That's a very strange assertion from someone who has no clue how I play. Why not ask someone like Oystein or Eri with whom I've played extended series about how often I allin rather than just pulling numbers out of your ass? I very rarely won outright with my midgame plays, it was more about the momentum and transitions I followed the aggressive midgame stuff that got me the wins in the late game, particularly in PvZ and PvT. PvP I was never really very good at so I used to just passively stick on two bases and storm drop until they left.
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United States43757 Posts
On October 05 2012 07:01 Chill wrote:Show nested quote +On October 05 2012 07:00 Cokefreak wrote:On October 05 2012 06:59 Chill wrote:On October 05 2012 06:55 KwarK wrote:On October 05 2012 06:44 Chill wrote:On October 05 2012 06:31 KwarK wrote:On October 05 2012 05:36 Chill wrote:On October 05 2012 05:19 KwarK wrote:On October 05 2012 05:00 See.Blue wrote:
After reading lilsusie's blog, anyone else have any good sea[shield] stories? Not really a good story but whatever. I saw him in Paris randomly at the WWI as he walked past before any of the tournament games were played and went "Yum Bo Sung!!". He stopped and turned and looked at me as if he was amazed to be recognised outside of Korea. I got him to sign my Ponyshirt and shook his hand. A week or so later we played on US West (I think). It was a PvT on Blue Storm and he 1 fac expanded and I did a dt rush with a second gate timed to the archives completion and two zealots and a dragoon as my only units up to that point. I used my zealots and dragoon to snipe his missile turret and overran his nat with the dts but he lifted off and I couldn't finish off his main because of a turret further back. I expanded immediately after my first two dts while heading to arbiters and was briefly ahead but he crawled turrets back and retook his natural and then destroyed me with vulture harassment and drops. Eventually he nuked me. But as I took his natural he said "nice build". That game was the first time I'd had ladder shakes in years. Kwark explaining meticulously about how he DT rushed and lost and spinning it into how he's a tactical mastermind. Never change Kwark. I masterfully selected all my units (but not the DT!!), pressed the "a" key, and then accurately and precisely clicked on his Turret.
Waiting until only AFTER (!) it was dead, I then selected my one DT, pressed the same "a" key, and selected the empty space in the perfectly-centralized location in his natural.
Strokes of brilliance. Sir, you have correctly identified that starcraft is a game of decision making. The impressive bit was the bit where I decided to use those units in that way, the pressing of the buttons was actually pretty simple. Your all-in would be more impressive if it didn't account for 80% of your games. On October 04 2012 03:46 Chill wrote:
All-in is your definition.
Timing attack is his definition. Had to post this. Kwark's Bulldogs are all-in. Cause he can't play late game ololol 
Was never much wrong with my late game PvZ, particularly on two player maps where you could lock down base sites. Cannon spam, robotics pumping reavers at crucial expansions and a high gateway count made it relatively simple. PvT late game is more challenging because it pretty much works the opposite way with the Terran locking down key locations with 3-3 tanks and mines and you having to be more mobile than them. PvP a single victory in a maxed engagement will generally decide the game and I got outmicroed by people in B+ pretty consistently.
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Ooh drama.
In a real life fight between all the mods, who would win?
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the Dagon Knight4010 Posts
On October 05 2012 07:10 KwarK wrote:Show nested quote +On October 05 2012 07:01 Chill wrote:On October 05 2012 07:00 Cokefreak wrote:On October 05 2012 06:59 Chill wrote:On October 05 2012 06:55 KwarK wrote:On October 05 2012 06:44 Chill wrote:On October 05 2012 06:31 KwarK wrote:On October 05 2012 05:36 Chill wrote:On October 05 2012 05:19 KwarK wrote:On October 05 2012 05:00 See.Blue wrote:
After reading lilsusie's blog, anyone else have any good sea[shield] stories? Not really a good story but whatever. I saw him in Paris randomly at the WWI as he walked past before any of the tournament games were played and went "Yum Bo Sung!!". He stopped and turned and looked at me as if he was amazed to be recognised outside of Korea. I got him to sign my Ponyshirt and shook his hand. A week or so later we played on US West (I think). It was a PvT on Blue Storm and he 1 fac expanded and I did a dt rush with a second gate timed to the archives completion and two zealots and a dragoon as my only units up to that point. I used my zealots and dragoon to snipe his missile turret and overran his nat with the dts but he lifted off and I couldn't finish off his main because of a turret further back. I expanded immediately after my first two dts while heading to arbiters and was briefly ahead but he crawled turrets back and retook his natural and then destroyed me with vulture harassment and drops. Eventually he nuked me. But as I took his natural he said "nice build". That game was the first time I'd had ladder shakes in years. Kwark explaining meticulously about how he DT rushed and lost and spinning it into how he's a tactical mastermind. Never change Kwark. I masterfully selected all my units (but not the DT!!), pressed the "a" key, and then accurately and precisely clicked on his Turret.
Waiting until only AFTER (!) it was dead, I then selected my one DT, pressed the same "a" key, and selected the empty space in the perfectly-centralized location in his natural.
Strokes of brilliance. Sir, you have correctly identified that starcraft is a game of decision making. The impressive bit was the bit where I decided to use those units in that way, the pressing of the buttons was actually pretty simple. Your all-in would be more impressive if it didn't account for 80% of your games. On October 04 2012 03:46 Chill wrote:
All-in is your definition.
Timing attack is his definition. Had to post this. Kwark's Bulldogs are all-in. Cause he can't play late game ololol Was never much wrong with my late game PvZ, particularly on two player maps where you could lock down base sites. Cannon spam, robotics pumping reavers at crucial expansions and a high gateway count made it relatively simple. PvT late game is more challenging because it pretty much works the opposite way with the Terran locking down key locations with 3-3 tanks and mines and you having to be more mobile than them. PvP a single victory in a maxed engagement will generally decide the game and I got outmicroed by people in B+ pretty consistently.
Gentlemen, please. Settle this on the field of honour.
Kwark, please install the field of honour.
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United States43757 Posts
On October 05 2012 07:29 SirJolt wrote:Show nested quote +On October 05 2012 07:10 KwarK wrote:On October 05 2012 07:01 Chill wrote:On October 05 2012 07:00 Cokefreak wrote:On October 05 2012 06:59 Chill wrote:On October 05 2012 06:55 KwarK wrote:On October 05 2012 06:44 Chill wrote:On October 05 2012 06:31 KwarK wrote:On October 05 2012 05:36 Chill wrote:On October 05 2012 05:19 KwarK wrote:
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Not really a good story but whatever.
I saw him in Paris randomly at the WWI as he walked past before any of the tournament games were played and went "Yum Bo Sung!!". He stopped and turned and looked at me as if he was amazed to be recognised outside of Korea. I got him to sign my Ponyshirt and shook his hand.
A week or so later we played on US West (I think). It was a PvT on Blue Storm and he 1 fac expanded and I did a dt rush with a second gate timed to the archives completion and two zealots and a dragoon as my only units up to that point. I used my zealots and dragoon to snipe his missile turret and overran his nat with the dts but he lifted off and I couldn't finish off his main because of a turret further back. I expanded immediately after my first two dts while heading to arbiters and was briefly ahead but he crawled turrets back and retook his natural and then destroyed me with vulture harassment and drops. Eventually he nuked me.
But as I took his natural he said "nice build". That game was the first time I'd had ladder shakes in years. Kwark explaining meticulously about how he DT rushed and lost and spinning it into how he's a tactical mastermind. Never change Kwark. I masterfully selected all my units (but not the DT!!), pressed the "a" key, and then accurately and precisely clicked on his Turret.
Waiting until only AFTER (!) it was dead, I then selected my one DT, pressed the same "a" key, and selected the empty space in the perfectly-centralized location in his natural.
Strokes of brilliance. Sir, you have correctly identified that starcraft is a game of decision making. The impressive bit was the bit where I decided to use those units in that way, the pressing of the buttons was actually pretty simple. Your all-in would be more impressive if it didn't account for 80% of your games. On October 04 2012 03:46 Chill wrote:
All-in is your definition.
Timing attack is his definition. Had to post this. Kwark's Bulldogs are all-in. Cause he can't play late game ololol Was never much wrong with my late game PvZ, particularly on two player maps where you could lock down base sites. Cannon spam, robotics pumping reavers at crucial expansions and a high gateway count made it relatively simple. PvT late game is more challenging because it pretty much works the opposite way with the Terran locking down key locations with 3-3 tanks and mines and you having to be more mobile than them. PvP a single victory in a maxed engagement will generally decide the game and I got outmicroed by people in B+ pretty consistently. Gentlemen, please. Settle this on the field of honour. Kwark, please install the field of honour.
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lol is this actually happening?
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Hyrule19199 Posts
On October 05 2012 08:34 KwarK wrote:Show nested quote +On October 05 2012 07:29 SirJolt wrote:On October 05 2012 07:10 KwarK wrote:On October 05 2012 07:01 Chill wrote:On October 05 2012 07:00 Cokefreak wrote:On October 05 2012 06:59 Chill wrote:On October 05 2012 06:55 KwarK wrote:On October 05 2012 06:44 Chill wrote:On October 05 2012 06:31 KwarK wrote:On October 05 2012 05:36 Chill wrote:
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Kwark explaining meticulously about how he DT rushed and lost and spinning it into how he's a tactical mastermind. Never change Kwark. I masterfully selected all my units (but not the DT!!), pressed the "a" key, and then accurately and precisely clicked on his Turret.
Waiting until only AFTER (!) it was dead, I then selected my one DT, pressed the same "a" key, and selected the empty space in the perfectly-centralized location in his natural.
Strokes of brilliance. Sir, you have correctly identified that starcraft is a game of decision making. The impressive bit was the bit where I decided to use those units in that way, the pressing of the buttons was actually pretty simple. Your all-in would be more impressive if it didn't account for 80% of your games. On October 04 2012 03:46 Chill wrote:
All-in is your definition.
Timing attack is his definition. Had to post this. Kwark's Bulldogs are all-in. Cause he can't play late game ololol Was never much wrong with my late game PvZ, particularly on two player maps where you could lock down base sites. Cannon spam, robotics pumping reavers at crucial expansions and a high gateway count made it relatively simple. PvT late game is more challenging because it pretty much works the opposite way with the Terran locking down key locations with 3-3 tanks and mines and you having to be more mobile than them. PvP a single victory in a maxed engagement will generally decide the game and I got outmicroed by people in B+ pretty consistently. Gentlemen, please. Settle this on the field of honour. Kwark, please install the field of honour. + Show Spoiler [probably nsfw] +
broken image
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ALLEYCAT BLUES50692 Posts
On October 05 2012 11:37 tofucake wrote:Show nested quote +On October 05 2012 08:34 KwarK wrote:On October 05 2012 07:29 SirJolt wrote:On October 05 2012 07:10 KwarK wrote:On October 05 2012 07:01 Chill wrote:On October 05 2012 07:00 Cokefreak wrote:On October 05 2012 06:59 Chill wrote:On October 05 2012 06:55 KwarK wrote:On October 05 2012 06:44 Chill wrote:On October 05 2012 06:31 KwarK wrote:
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I masterfully selected all my units (but not the DT!!), pressed the "a" key, and then accurately and precisely clicked on his Turret.
Waiting until only AFTER (!) it was dead, I then selected my one DT, pressed the same "a" key, and selected the empty space in the perfectly-centralized location in his natural.
Strokes of brilliance.
Sir, you have correctly identified that starcraft is a game of decision making. The impressive bit was the bit where I decided to use those units in that way, the pressing of the buttons was actually pretty simple. Your all-in would be more impressive if it didn't account for 80% of your games. On October 04 2012 03:46 Chill wrote:
All-in is your definition.
Timing attack is his definition. Had to post this. Kwark's Bulldogs are all-in. Cause he can't play late game ololol Was never much wrong with my late game PvZ, particularly on two player maps where you could lock down base sites. Cannon spam, robotics pumping reavers at crucial expansions and a high gateway count made it relatively simple. PvT late game is more challenging because it pretty much works the opposite way with the Terran locking down key locations with 3-3 tanks and mines and you having to be more mobile than them. PvP a single victory in a maxed engagement will generally decide the game and I got outmicroed by people in B+ pretty consistently. Gentlemen, please. Settle this on the field of honour. Kwark, please install the field of honour. + Show Spoiler [probably nsfw] + broken image
yep.
if this is going to happen then Go KwarK!
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hahaha yesss trash talk is so fun ^^
It would for sure be nice to see a legit BW grudgematch though :D
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United States17042 Posts
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Outside of TL, what do you guys do for a living, out of curiosity? How much did it align with your major or what plans you had before/during/after college? Boring question, I know, but I'm curious =P
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Calgary25996 Posts
On October 05 2012 13:02 Aerisky wrote:
Outside of TL, what do you guys do for a living, out of curiosity? How much did it align with your major or what plans you had before/during/after college? Boring question, I know, but I'm curious =P
Project Engineer for an oil and gas company.
I was a mechanical engineer and I had no idea wtf I was going to do. I spent some time applying for gaming companies, tried to become a roller coaster designer, and then ended up here. It was a complete crapshoot and I could have ended up anywhere just depending on luck.
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Calgary25996 Posts
On October 05 2012 13:27 Mandini wrote:
Bulldog on Longinus!
Is this Kwark's alt? His SC coach? HIS LIFE COACH?
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Will I be able to see a grudgematch between Kwark and Chill soon?
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On October 05 2012 15:00 Chill wrote:Is this Kwark's alt? His SC coach? HIS LIFE COACH?
Confirming Kwark's life coach, I keep him from making bad decisions. He then ignores me and bulldogs on longinus.
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United States43757 Posts
On October 05 2012 15:18 Mr. Wiggles wrote:
Will I be able to see a grudgematch between Kwark and Chill soon?
Unlikely that it'll be soon as I'm leaving the country for a bit tomorrow but if Chill is willing then maybe in a month or so?
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United States17042 Posts
On October 05 2012 13:02 Aerisky wrote:
Outside of TL, what do you guys do for a living, out of curiosity? How much did it align with your major or what plans you had before/during/after college? Boring question, I know, but I'm curious =P
I finished up my electrical engineering/political science undergrad, built racecars (FSAE) did building engineering (MEP/T24 work), and went to graduate school for mechanical engineering,
No idea what my plans are now....
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Hyrule19199 Posts
On October 05 2012 15:36 KwarK wrote:Show nested quote +On October 05 2012 15:18 Mr. Wiggles wrote:
Will I be able to see a grudgematch between Kwark and Chill soon? Unlikely that it'll be soon as I'm leaving the country for a bit tomorrow but if Chill is winning then maybe in a month or so?
of course Chill is winning
That's why you're dodging.
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On October 05 2012 15:36 KwarK wrote:Show nested quote +On October 05 2012 15:18 Mr. Wiggles wrote:
Will I be able to see a grudgematch between Kwark and Chill soon? Unlikely that it'll be soon as I'm leaving the country for a bit tomorrow but if Chill is winning then maybe in a month or so?
Thats actually a hilarious typo lol
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